The New Hampshire Lottery had argued that allowing Doe to remain anonymous would erode trust in the lottery. Doe's identity be revealed, she will be subject to an alarming amount of harassment, solicitation, and other unwanted communications,' Temple wrote. 'The court has no doubts whatsoever that should Ms. Temple said Reeds Ferry Market received a $75,000 award for its role in the jackpot, and that it has been bombarded by money demands, with one caller even going so far as to ask that the store to buy him a new home. In addition to deluge of requests being fielded by Doe's attorneys at the firm Shaheen & Gordon, the market in Merrimack where Doe bought the ticket has been inundated as well.

Ruling from the Hillsborough County Court on Monday, Judge Temple noted that the state is not the only one already being pestered. Indeed, the commission has already received numerous requests in the intervening two months. The commission said it would have to disclose records identifying Doe if requested, and that any attempt Doe might take to white-out her name on the back of the ticket would invalidate it. She learned from attorneys subsequently, however, that New Hampshire would in turn treat her right to privacy as forfeited under the state's Right to Know law. Following instructions from the New Hampshire Lottery Commission's website, Doe signed the back of her ticket with her name, phone number and address. 29 complaint, said she had been in a panic when the winning numbers were announced on Jan. Jane Doe, as the winner had identified herself in a Jan.

(CN) - The mystery winner of the $560 million Powerball jackpot can remain anonymous, a judge ruled Monday, saying the New Hampshire woman's right to privacy outweighs public interests.

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